A Conduit of Light (A Conduit of Light, #1)

by Chelsey Ann Tompkins

“The more you try to bind me, Baron, the less of me you’ll have.”

I cannot seem to distance my soul from yours.

You can accept what you were told, you can choose to walk away, you can continue to guard your heart, but you cannot go through your life thinking no one has loved you. Thinking no one has seen your soul because I have. I see it, Ash. And I love you for it.”

“And what about the new moon? When I cannot glow for you, for I am tired and weary. What then, my Sky?” “Then I’ll wait for you and love you still.”

He followed that voice as if his own life depended on it, because, in reality, he knew it had.

Why didn’t you say something the moment you saw me?” “I was easing into it.” “You were kissing me.” “Sounds like a good way to ease into something.”

We are but two shining stars in the night sky, doing our part to keep the world alight.”

In moments of great suffering comes great clarity.